Each person, each group and every community has a story that needs tending too; experiences that deserve acknowledgement and respect; journeys that can inspire those who listen; reflections that can heal and unite.

World Refugee Day Radio Project 2008 - refugee voices take to the air waves.

We work primarily, but not exclusively, with youth at risk. Our projects focus on the creation of original theatre, unique to each group, devised and performed by the participants. The delivery of each project is unique and shaped to reflect the context. Projects are led by skilled and experienced facilitators who challenge each participant to creatively explore beliefs, behaviours and choices. Our starting point is each person’s own experience. We believe everyone has something to give and something to learn.

We seek to provide for our participants:

  • A safe, supportive and creative environment in which to explore how to retell their personal experience
  • The skills to share their story and to be heard
  • A forum for shared exchange of stories, with family and community
  • A place and space for reflection.

Voice Arts has no physical base. We take our work to the community, utilizing existing community halls, schools and open spaces. We have few overhead costs and the majority of funds are used to employ dedicated, passionate and professional facilitators.